https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/2ab8c877edea6a4ee6cd75a446629e25.pdf 700bdabcab8f1b9cd1ab0426d58c8fdc PDF Text Text ����A D M I N I s T R A T I 0 N ��MRS. HOLDER MRS. MONTGOMERY COOKS CUSTODIAN Drape PINE RIVER BAR Phone 2701 Bayfield. Colorado MRS. LANDRETH ��DAN L. McTAGGART Superintendent Senior Sponsor High School Music General Mathematics F A c RUTH JACQUEZ Commercial u L T y ROBERT A, MARTIN Drivers' Education A"lysical Education Coach ��LaVENIA McCOY Spanish II Library JANICE JAMES Junior Sponsor Pep Club, Assistant Sponsor Soc1al Studies SYBIL SHORT Sophomore Sponsor l\1athematics Science ALTA PAPKS Pep Clu Sponsor Freshman Sponsor Engllsh I -IV Bwlogy ��s E N I 0 R s ��FREDA BEUTEN She and comparisons are odious. Valedictorian WARREN HILL A 1 itt 1 e folly is desirable m him that wlll not be guilty of stupidity . Salutatorian �v I c p E R E p s R I D E N T E s I D E N T DONALD McCOY GORDON POWELL And all may do what has by man been done. Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. The budding rose above the rose full blown. A penny for your thoughts. LaVONNE McCOY ]A lYlES s E c R E T A R y T R E A s u R E R SOWER �ELMER BEEBE LEE CUNDIFF Hang sorrow! Care'll kill a cat. To be honest as this world goes, is to be one man picked out of ten thousand. For I am nothing, if not critical. Sharp's the word with her. WAYNE MARTIN BETTY MciNTYRE �DAVID NEUENSCHWANDER DAVID PERCELL To beguile many, and be beguil'd by one. He was the mildest manner'd man that ever scuttled ship or cut a throat. Blushing is the color of virtue. " Tis fortune gives us birth, but Jove alone endues the soul with worth." WANDA PETERSON LEONARD PETERSON �BILLY SQUIRES DICK WELLS How prone to doubt, how cautious are the wise! Of all the days that's in the week, I dearly love but one day, And that's the day that comes between a Saturday and Monday. Hail fellow, well met. Soft peace she brings; wherever she arnves, She builds our quiet as she forms our lives. GEORGE WISER BARBARA WOMMER ��SENIOR O..ASS HISTORY We began our school days in 1943. Mrs. Sheilds was our teacher. Bill Squires entered from Breen at Christmas. The next year we really thought we were big because after all, we could run over the first graders. Our teacher was Mrs. Mohney. The Third grade was uneventful except for learning how to do short division and multiplication. Our teacher was Mrs. Walker. The Fourth grade was quite a mixed up year. We had no less than five teachers. They were Miss Small, Mrs. James, Mrs. Knickerbocker, Mrs. Walker, and Mrs. Butler. Wayne Martin, Gordon Powell, Romona Tanner, David Percell, Myrtle Harris and Sondra Carmack were promoted from the third grade. Wanda Peterson entered from Marvel. The next year we had Mrs. McCreery. We all thought she was pretty rough for making us learn our states and capitols. David Neuenschwander entered from California and Dora Harper from Kansas. In the sixth grade we had Mrs. Crowell. We all liked her because she would let us go out to play ball when we got our work done. We were pretty proud because we were the first class to go to school in the Gym. Roy Kelly entered at the first of the year and left at the end. In theseventhgradewehadMrs.Smith. We thought she was rough compared to Mrs. Crowell, but on the whole I think we all liked her pretty well. LaVonne McCoy, Barbara Wommer, Freda Beuten, and Floyd Weddle entered from Columbas, and Lee Condiff came from Ben Springs. Dora Harper left at the end of the year. Romona Tanner also left and went to Farmington. ancy McKinney entered at Cllristmas from Ignacio. Well, we finally made it to the Eighth grade. We were Lords over the whole grade school. This was really an exciting year, because the boys learned to dance. Floyd Weddle went to Durango and Billy Chadd entered from Dove Creek. Junior Tafoya entered that year. We didn't feel so brave when we entered high school (that is for a while anyway) until after initiation. That cold, stringy spaghetti nearly killed the girls. J o Ann Powell entered from Silverton and Billy Chadd joined the Navy. Gordon Powell left at the end of the year. Our Sophomore year we really thought we were big because after all we had a whole year of high school experience behind us. Mrs. Martin was our sponsor, and I don't think any of us will forget those Chili Suppers we served all year after Ball Games. J o Ann Powell went to Arizona and Gordon Powell went to Durango. Sondra Carmack went to California. Well, we finally became Juniors and we had to start concentrating on the Banquet and prom. The seniors came near being served Sauer kraut and weiners after we went out of our way to elaborate decorations. Our sponsor was Mrs. Martin. Nancy McKinney left at Christmas and went to Carlsbad, New Mexico. We are finally seniors and are looking forward to the day when we will get our diplomas. We are also looking forward to our senior trip, and Oh I what a time we will have. Mr. McTaggart is our sponsor. Charles Oliver left at the end of last year to attend school in Texas. Gayle Boulden also went Back East to be married. She will graduate with us at the end of the year. �OUR PROPHECY One of the outstanding events in 1965 is the CATlLE BOWL game played between the Falfa F owls and the Gem Village Stones. The coaches of these two outstanding games are Don (Fumble Fingers) McCoy and Dave (Lightening) Neuenschwander. Anything goes in this game. The news just came over the AP that Barbara Wommer has just been presented with the tail of her first bull. You'll all remember when she accepted the position, directly after graduation, as secretary to EL Capitan, the great bullfighter, and learned the trick of the trade so thoroughly from her former employer that she became Mexico's top woman bullfighter. Elmer Beebe, finder of vast oil and gas reserves, recently completed a 200 ,000 ft. wildcat we ll, producing 30 barrels of salt water and 1 barrel of seaweed, but the thing that makes him the West's richest man is parafusulia and psuedo-oolite, rare fossil specimens fro m the depths of the unknown. �As Betty Mcintyre climbs out of her helicopter we see she still has the looks that won her the title of Miss Wolverine of 1955. Her beauty tempts the best of men and she's completely filled her ambition of becoming an R.N. (Recent Newlywed) by announcing her 13th marriage yesterday. The first flight was made to the moon this year by Flash Gordon's younger brother Spark Gordon (Powell) who designed the ship. The nation's first rocket hostess is the lovely LaVonne McCoy. The talentedMissMcCoydesigned her own space suit consisting of a spiral headpiece and a 7 piece outfit lined with duck feathers so she can paddle like the devil in case they land during the rainy season on the moon. Imagine their amazement when they found Dick Wells raising eleflus, a cross between an elephant and a fly, for the benefit of the heavy drinkers who always claim they see pink elephants flying by. They'll be liars no more. Powell consented to take one of the eleflus, back to the earth and the great Professional Businessman of our times, James Sower, promoted them. Sower did such a terrific job that AA had to limit them--one to every bar. David Percell, architectural engineer, has designed the underground hospital for the convenience of those who pass on. Though this was a brilliant scheme, he is now peddling papers, being sued for all he was worth by the morticians for putting them out of business. The mad scientist, Warren Hill, has just published his latest book, HOW TO EVOLVE FROM AN APE TO A MAN IN ONE CLEAN SHAVE. His book was a best seller among the apes but was never acclaimed by man because the truth hurts. Wanda Peterson, having received her M.R.S. degree, deprived Lee Cundiff, truck driver, of his Bachelor's degree. They followed the moving vans for years teaching "Families on the Travel" have now settled down to the metropolitan life of teaching "Driver's Training" to the students of B.H.S. Bill Squires, Wayne Martin and George Wiser have returned from Africa where they have civilized the masses forming the largest ranch in the world. Who are all these people following them off the steamship? Why it's their harem, of course. But among all these dark beauties one shining blonde head catches our attention. These men attribute their success to their capable secretary, Freda Beuten. She has settled all harem disputes and her clever business dealing has kept them out of trouble more than once. Leonard Peterson is also another one of the foreign travelers. For it seems he has gained as much fame as Bobby Feller in the world of Baseball. And is now coming home from a season of touring the foreign countries. �SENIOR CLASS WILL I, DON IE McCOY, will my sports ability to Bill Penn. I, JIMMY SOWER, will my masculine ability to Butch Wells. I, GORDON POWELL, will my haircut to Donald Sower. I, LEONARD PETERSO , will my baseball enthusiasm to Stanley Morrison. I, GEORGE WISER, will my dinner chair at the cafe to anybody that will take it. I, WARRE HILL, will my physics grades to Mathew Bigham. I, DAVID NEUENSCHWANDER, will my football ability to Kenneth Payne. I, BILL SQUIRES, will my boring civics class to the freshmen. I, DAVID PERCELL, will my ability to poach to someone who wants or needs it. (Caroll Martin) I, DICK WELLS, will my girlfriend to Brad Newton. I, LEE CUNDIFF, will my working ability to Stanley Cundiff. I, ELMER BEEBE, will my citizen grades to Jimmy Thomas. I, WAYNE MARTIN, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Short to Elmer Powell he needs it. I, BETTY MciNTYRE, will my air force boyfriends to Nina Krukenmeier. I, LaVONNE McCOY, will my spelling grades to Shirley Chadd. I, FREDA BEUTEN, will my size to Sylvia Mullen. I, BARBARA Wa.AMER, will my little sister to George C. I, WANDA PETERSON, will my short hair to Allene Davis. �u N D E R c L A s s M E N ��Jimmy Temple President Brad Newton Vice-President Mathew Bigham Jeanne Snooks Secretary Shirley Chadd Ray Cundiff Allene Davis Nina Krukenmeier Stanley Morrison Jewel Monger Treasurer Bert Monger Stanley Snooks Hi-Way Cafe Truck Stop Jimmy Thomas Home Mace Pies Fned Chicken Every Sunday Connie Weddle We Never Close 2 MI e Ec t BAYF'IELD Highway t �) Millard Gilbert Sammy Hickman ]aneanne Neuenschwander George Cooper Gary Amon Burdene Caviggta Stanley Cundiff Dorothy Frost Gene Gilbert Bette Graves SOPHOMORES Teddy Mckinnis Sandra McVicker David Miller Marie Morrison Margret Newman LaVina Wommer Kenneth Payne Elmer Powell Wyoma Randall Shirley Thompson �Donald Sower Myrna Bigham Bill Penn F R E Trent Tanner Betty Holt James Reed s H M Ray Wells Doris Kesselring Wendel Bartholomew E N Carroll Martin Berlinda Archuleta Marvin Arnold HILL & KUGLE Bruce Winter Lois Landreth Sylvia Mullen Alta Parks, Sponsor E Q U I p INTERNATIONAL M Trucks E Pa:rta and Repairs HAR'miTER Equipment Refriqerato"- N Chevron Gas & 00 T Phon~ 2281 COMPANY BAYFIELD COLO ��G R A D E s �FIRST Pat Newton Ronald Snow Phyllis Snooks Evelyn Archuleta David Martinez Glen Grush John Tuttrow Eddie Garcia • -- Donnalee McCoy Jerry Wells Arthur Langfitt Bruce McDaniel Rudy Archuleta Fred Stock wayne Cundiff Byron Dunn CITY MARKET Durango s Newest and Largest Food Store �Sharon Smith Leroy Tafoya Elaine Berry Cheryl Tanner James Forsythe Mary Dye Howard Hickman Joe Lucero Monte Wommer Lylamae Turner Billy Berry Carl Sower BAYFIELD Filling Station Complete 1-Stop Service CONOCO PRODUCTS Molly Archuleta Mrs. Broomell, Teacher Tires - Candy Cigarettes Soft Drinks Phone 2081 REED BROS. �SECOND GRADE Clayton Martinez Lenta Mae Glover Marilyn Montgomery Tony Todd ,- y·• Larry Blutchardt Stewart McCoy Kathryn Sower Linda Cundiff Karen Baker Sophia James Pat Hays Raedene Davis Gerald Hickman Joyce Morrison Harvey Hickman Walter Sapp Richard Townsend Ernie Zellner Burt Willmer Susan Martin �Clayton Ludwig Cheryl McCoy Paul Gilbert Karen Huntington Billy Holder LaWanda Safley Douglas Snow Linda Tanner Sharon Richards Dickie Trimble Tommy Randall Harold Teague Jerry LePlatt Nancy Peterson Ja mes Cundiff Harry Robbins Larry Robbins Randy Wa tson Mrs . Cockreha m, Teacher THE DURANGO Savings & Building Association 735 MAIN AVENUE DURANGO, COLORADO �Michael Berry John Cundiff Kathryn Hickman Richard Turner Robert Stock Van ce McVicker Verna Garcia John Tafoya Charlene McNew Jewell Purcell Lee Penn Gary Shupe THIRD Dale Knight Herbert McGee Tim Hutchins Mrs . Ostwald Teacher Dianne Powell Edward Hughes Larry Hickman Leroy Holcomb Dale Berry Thomas Archuleta Selma Vernon Ronnie Sharon Sower Leonard Archuleta Virginia Minium �FOURTH I Sherell Keller Marilyn Berry Tillie Tafoya Shirley Sower Gail Percell Eddie Hoxsie Elaine Hughes Nancy Hotz Don Lee Gosney Donald Hill Leroy Beaver Frankie Gedney Alice Carmack Jerry McKinnis Barbara Thompson Carolyn Dye Michael Bowers Lila Cundiff Tommy Ancell Frances Wells • GRADENS The Place To Buy Quality Merchandise Durango's Leading Department Store Durango, Colorado Linda Zellner Sammy Noble Mrs. Kelley, Teacher �Robert McGee Stella Martinez James Peeples Mrs. Folsom, Teacher FIFTH Mike Tafoya David Glenn Ruth Hotz Alice Brown Evelyn Rathjen Donna Reed Jimmy Huntington Johnny McKinnis Celina Gilbert Charley Cundiff I Jeffery Loring Sharon Hickman Vernon Kingsley Janice Keller Janet Morrison Larry Forsythe Chris Martin Gary Tulin Danny Weddle Frances Carmack Vivian Rathjen Donald Blackmore Richard Snodgrass Eugene Beaver Leslie Glover Tony Marquez Jack O'Rourke Zelta Newton John Martin Jimmy Davenport / �SIXTH Mrs. Martin, Teacher Lucas Martinez Judy McVicker Eleanor Martin Nancy Winter James Pierson Philip Stock Johnny Payne Kenneth Mullen James O'Rourke Lawrence Morrison Keith Thompson Harvey Cundiff Richard Marquez Leonard Tanner �Bill Newton SEVENTH Mar della Marshall Gene Berry Viola McKinnis Georgianna Kugle Thomas Miller Barbara Cundiff Hazel Ann McCoy Tommey Beuten Maxine Dye Patsy Stephenson Tim Dye Roberta Lippert Julian Martin Rosalie Krukenmeier Rupert Archulete Wayne Kingsle y Carolynne Mcintyre Tom Wells Teacher Get MORE for what you pay, SAVE at Mode 0 ' Dayl MODE O'DA Y FROCK SHOP LINGERIE-DRESSES HOSIERY-BLOUSES 915 MAIN AVE PHONE 1114-W DURANGO, COLORADO Buddy Randall Darlene Percell Janet Sower Mrs. Smith �EIGHTH Stella Marquez Kathryne Hayes Mrs. Crowell -- Teacher Gerald Ludwig Wilfred Martinez Lucille Cundiff Dan Gosney Jerolene Percell Emma Edwards Keith James Jerry Hag a Jack Hag a Jetta Cooper Nina Powell Gary Forsythe Larry Mullen Doris Blackmore Paul Davenport ��A T H L E T I c s ��FOOTBALL Jim s, Don M, Leonard, Millard, Dave, Jim T, Brad, Bill, Trent, Coach Martin Carl, Stanley S, Gorden, Mat, Jim Thomas Ray W, Bert, Lee, Elmer, Donald S, Gene, George C, Ray C. Gary Manager George W. Elmer P. Bayfield's six-man football team opened its 1954 season with a bang by swamping Norwood with a 48-27 score. Bayfield's Wolverines beat the Utes 50-6 to take the San JaW1 Basin B league six-man football championship. Dick Sam Bayfield Bayfield Bayfield Bayfield Bayfield Bayfield Bayfield Dave M. Manager 48 26 50 57 39 21 25 Norwood Dolores Utes Utes Dolores Saguache Crowley 27 6 6 14 14 13 31 Bayfield High School's Wolverines supported by an almost 100 per cent turnout of the student body backers beat Saguache 21-13 to go into the state six-man football Class B semi-finals. Bayfield met Crowley in the quarter-finals, but lost by a small margin of six points. The Wolverines were out-played during the first half of the game but came back at the half with lots of new spirit to nearly come out on top. We lis r:3AYF/ELD Col.o~d.o Bar ��w B 0 A s L v K E T E R I N E B A L L s BACK ROW Gary Amon, Manager, Coach Martin, David Miller, Manager . LEFT TO RIGHT George Wiser, 1athew Bigham, Millard Gilbert, Jimmy Sower , David Neuenschwander , Jimmy Timple, Billy Squires , Brad Newton , Donnie McCoy , Sammy Hickman, Dick Wells , Lee Cundiff. FIRST TEAM JACKSO HARDWARE, I C . Durango, Colorado "Your Home is our Business and has been since 1885" ��LEFT TO RIGHT James Reed Ray Cundiff David Percell Caroll ewton Trent Tanner Gorden Powell Bruce Winter Elmer Beebe-Manager Coach Martin Bill Penn Leonard Peterson Stanley Snooks Stanley Cundtff Gene Gilbert Donald Sower Ray Wells s E c 0 N D T E A M A C RUL.ANO RECORDS AND MUSI C MAGNAVOX RADIOS AND TV REYNOlDS & RO TH INS TRUME N TS DlJRANGO MUSIC 970 Main Avenue DURANGO, COLORADO Phone 149 -W �' . �PUPS Paul Davenport - Tommy Millar Wilfred 1\lartinez - Gene Berry Gerald Ludwig - Lonne Sower Bill ' ewton- Adrian Mu~ray Dan Gosney -Jerry Haga REAL ESTATE 735 MAIN AVENUE COACH MARTIN Tom Wells -Jerry Bowers Rupert Archulete - Gary Forsythe Larry Mullen - Wayne Kingsley Keith James - Tommy Beuten Jack Haga INSURANCE • DURANGO, COLORADO 1~11::1 ~ OC1 ~ _ . OC•rl111 i I f1 • TELEPHONE 89 • P. 0. BOX 681 ��CHEERLEADERS FIRST and SECOND TEAM CHEERLEADERS Janeanne Neuenschwander, Jeanne Snooks, Sondra McVicker J a n e t s 0 w e r M a r d e l l a K a t h e r n e M a r s h a l l Bayfield. Colo. H a y e s RAINBOW SERVICE STATION Phone 2299 J u d y G i l b e r t ��DonaldS., Carroll, Gary, Gordon, Jim Thomas, Sam, Mlllard, Leonard, Wayne, Brad, Dave N., Billy, Don M.. Bert, Jim S., David M., Lee, Elmer, George, Mathew, David P. . Dlck, Stanley. B CLUB PEP CLUB Mrs. James Mrs. Parks Wanda, Barbara, Freda, Dolom, LaVonne, Myrna, Lois, Bette , Sylvia, Betty, Allene, Shuley, Frosty. Berlinda, La Yin a, Jewel, Dons, Wyoma, Nina, Janeanne, Jeanne, Sondra. ��A c T I v I T I E s ��George, Jim S., Leonard, Dave N., Jim Timple, Brad, Don M., Mathew, Kenneth, David P., Marie, Jewel, Janeanne, James, DonaldS., George, Betty M., Dick, Nina, Batte, Sylvia, Betty H., Gayle, Editor; Shirley T., Connie, Jeanne, Sondra, LaVonne, Barbara, Freda, Myrna, LaVina, Wanda, Allene, Co-Editor. ANNUAL STAFF WOLVERINE PAPER STAFF PURPLE and GOLD George W., George C., Jim S., Leonard, Dave N., Brad, Jim Timple, Don M., Gordon, Mathew, Margret, Dick, Bill P. , Barbara, Editor; Shirley C. , Doris, Dorthey, Wyoma, Allene, Betty M. , Nina, Bette, Myrna, Betty H., Berlinda, Jewel, Editor; Marie, Janeanne, Sondra, Jeanne, Shirley T., Connie, Miss Jacquez, Advisor; Freda, LaVina, LaVonne, Wanda, Lois. ��Mrs. O'Rourke, Jewel, LaVina, Barbara, Gayle, LaVonne, Bette, Janeanne, Marie, Myrna, Berlinda, Doris, Freda, Shirley C., Lois, Frosty, Wyoma, Betty. Sylvia, Wanda, Jeanne, Sondra, Connie. Shirley T. F.H.A. Shirley C., Mrs. McCoy, Wyoma, Betty H., Shirley T., Myrna. LIBRARIANS ��Q K u I E N G E N DAVID NEUENSCHWANDER GA YI.E BOULDEN CARNIVAL KING and QUEEN HOMECOMING QUEEN NINA KRUKENMEIER Grocenes Meats Lewis Mercantile Dry Goods ncrrdware Baytte1a. Colorado Appliances ��I -__,:!.-GJJ Matrimony How True Muscle Man Behind The Eight Ba II Who Are You Trying To Kid! Narrow Escape Never Late How Romantic �What are you cooking Donald Cookie McCoy Jall Birds Now David!!! Cow Puncher Niarilyn Monroe - -......... J •I J• ~0 Yes ! ! Drape His Idea Get 'em up Hubba Hubba u "'-..:> Soap Opera �Ye Editor Shony Short Cowgirl Teacher How! - His idea of brains �Tumbling Bonfire before Crowley game Frank At the game Quartet More Tumbling Butch More Freshman Initiation Sylvia ' s Tooth �TIPTON MOTOR COMPANY LOUIS J. OLIGER 1315 Main Ave. Sheet Metals Durango, Colorado Heating 1514 Main Avenue Phone 1520 Durango, Colorado .. All Types of Sheet Metal Work Telephone 1616 Telephone 338W BAYFIELD R. D. French LOCKER PLANT THE RADIO HOSPITAL 1153 Main A venue Durango, Colorado Bayfield Phone 2872 Quality Meats If it's Electrical Think of Us Ranchway Feeds STOCK MOTORS Bayfield, Colorado Mr. and Mrs. Nolon E. Hart Durango, Colorado Hart's Original Dresses Ready-To-Wear 3065 North Main Phone 145 Lincoln Mercury Steam Heat Fire Proof Best in the San Juan Basin Recommended By Duncan Hines Ford Tractor Dearborn Implements LA PLATA MOTORS, Durango, Colorado Phone 47 INC. ROYAL MOTEL North on Highway U.S. 550 Telephone 839 2068 Main Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Vance Durango, Colorado �G 0 s CITY R EVERYTHING! T CLEANERS AND TAILORS D 0 For Every Member f The Family 0 R We Give Red Stamps N E s Durango, Colorado 1516 MainAve. High Grade DEPARTRMENi Dry Cleaning Durango, Colorado BRENNAN'S jitt$10IIt Continuous Flower Service Since 1885 "We Give S & H Green Stamps" 1201 Main Avenue P . 0 . Box 457 Phone 882 Durango, Colorado SCHLUTER FLORAL CO. TilES - TuBES - HoNK AND AuTo SuPPLIES 700 Main Phone 290 Durango, Colorado DUR NGO STORE M GAZINE Durango, Colo . 1140 Main Ave . BURNS NATIONAL BANK Magazines, Comics -Fishing Tackle, Ammunition "The Bank of Friendly Service" School Supplies, Stationery Toys, Kiddies Gifts 900 Main \venue Phone 228 Durango , Colorado Greeting Cards, Sundries Candy, Tobacco, Etc. • • JOH SON - BROW LAU D y Durango, Colorado Telephone 92 lain John L . Fleck 1177 venue T MOTOR co . Willys - Jeep - Packard 1400 Main Ave , Phone 780 Durango, Colorado �INTERMOUNTAIN FIN NCE COMPANY HILL & KUGLE EQUIPMENT COMPANY International Harvester 816 Main A venue Bonds Insurance Durango, Colorado Trucks - Parts and Repairs Chevron Gas & Oil Phone 2281 Bayfield, Colorado Collateral Loans Pontiac Cadillac Equipment & Refrigerators Poll Parrot Rand MILLER MOTOR COMPANY 990 Second Avenue Durango, Colorado Bus. Phone 102 Res. Phone 1233J Carl Miller 836 Main "Shoes for the entire family" H URANIUM 629 Main Box 1467 Phone 603J Durango, Colorado Representing Dunkin Blue Print & Supply Co. Maps & Mining Data Eddie Gould Earl Heatwole Preston Asher Phone 716J Geigers Scintillators Sales - Service & Supplies G & Durango Telephone 1349 FARM AND RANCH SERVICE Realtors Real Estate - Insurance - Livestock Brokerage Long Term Farm and Ranch Loans P. 0. Box 577 2007 Main Ave. Durango Colorado DUDNEY Typewriter Repair Service P. 0. Box 298 Durango, Colorado Royal Sales And Service WALL DRUG COMPANY Prescriptionists Phone 257 Durango, Colorado FRANKLIN Vaccines, Medicinals Instruments, Appliances and Supplies for Livestock America's Leading Brand of Animal Biologicals �REID ELECTRIC SERVICE 3067 North Main Avenue Phone 1224J Offices in Durango & Ignacio Full Line of GE Appliances from Irons to Refrigerators PAUL SHOCK STUDIO Specialists in Commercial and Baby Photography Amateur Supplies 1045 Main Phone 287M DRIVE - I Radio & Television Service 1025 Main Durango, Colorado John Paulek Owner GALLEN KAMPS SHOES 821 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado First In Colorado With Shoes for the entire Family ARMY SURPLUS 5TDRE Pho"e I s-21 2653 Main Pipe, Steel & Rail GWEN'S BEAUTY NOOK 2007 Main Durango - Colorado Mr . and Mrs . Peter J . Radosevich Across from LaPlata Motel Durango's Newest and Finest Motel Phone 314 2180 Main Avenue Phone 1494 On Highway 550 Durango, Colorado Open Evenings By Appointment �Clive Peterson COOPER'S TEXACO All REAL ESTATE SERVICES STATION 1045 Main Avenue Durango Phone 899 After Hours Call Bayfield 2824 Phone 2741 Farms Ranches and City Properties Bayfield, Colorado Real Estate Loans Insurance Phone 34 and 35 pisr • WAHLER, 5 l1ANK of Locally Owned Managed Ruben Moreno And George Garcia DuRANGO Free Delivery �~ Pho-ne ~411 SOWE I~ LUMBER f31~0THE I~S DEALEI~S BAyfiELd 13RYFJ£LD General Insurance and Auto Loans 679 Second Avenue Durango 1057 Main Telephone 1500 P. 0. Box 1428 Charles K. Dement �• Bayfield, Colorado Drugs, Groceries, Dry Goods Veterinary Supplies Wolverine Supporter Phone •• 2251 T. R. MaGourik THE EW ENTERPRISE CAFE 1019 Main Phone 997 WOOLWORTH'S Variety Store 845 Main Ave. Phone 182J Durango, Colorado JOHNSON JEWELRY Exclusive Dealer-Keepsake Diamonds Longines-Whittnauer-Elgin Hamilton Watches Franciscan Pottery - And China Silverware 1017 Main Phone 1252R Earl S. Johnson Durango Colorado �BOOSTERS Poer' s Store Lundy Motor Co. Gambles Store Parkview Market Basin Shoe Store Catchpole Beauty Salon Tella' s Standard Service Herb Williams Lumber Co. Mable's Beauty Center Franklins Shop May Hardware & Supply Hogan's Store Ruths Beauty Shop Maxwell's Singer Sewing Machine Co. Graden Weinland Dorset & Renecker Herb's Boot & Shoe Repair A . A. Ball Realty Co. Ed Hickman �INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publoshers Cover Monulo!lurers FACTORY HOME look Bonders OFFICE Kansas City ���� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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